Center for Anatomical Studies & Education
Dedicated to excellence in teaching and research, this center provides modern facilities and anatomical programs that advance education, training, and outreach across MUSC’s academic and clinical colleges.
At the Medical University of South Carolina, the Department of Regenerative Medicine & Cell Biology leads transformative research that bridges molecular biology, developmental science, and translational medicine. Faculty, trainees, and collaborators explore how cells and tissues grow, regenerate, and respond to disease, unlocking discoveries that shape the future of precision medicine.
Our research spans cardiovascular development, gastrointestinal health, molecular signaling, and bioengineered tissue systems, fostering collaboration among scientists, clinicians, and engineers to improve human health.
Department researchers study the biology of the heart and cardiovascular system, investigating heart development and congenital heart defects, heart damage and regeneration, and features underlying cardiovascular physiology and pathology.
The MUSC Center of Biomedical Research Excellence (COBRE) in Digestive and Liver Disease equips investigators to produce high-impact biomedical research and compete successfully for external funding.
Following the identification of a candidate gene for hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a research study aims to build a comprehensive biorepository.
Our research centers unite scientists, clinicians, and educators to advance discovery, collaboration, and training in cell biology and tissue regeneration.
Dedicated to excellence in teaching and research, this center provides modern facilities and anatomical programs that advance education, training, and outreach across MUSC’s academic and clinical colleges.
Advancing innovative research in inflammation, metabolism, and cancer, this center unites experts to uncover molecular mechanisms and novel treatments for digestive and liver diseases.